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13-07-2011, 04:17 PM
Hey everyone, has anyone worked on their voice projection. I have been aware are i can be a bit quite when talking to people i dont know and not always being able to command the conversation. So has anyone worked on the same problem, if if so then whta did you do......
Any advice is welcome...     
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14-07-2011, 06:10 AM
take singing lessons - it helps with enunciation and volume without sacrificing clarity or your own style! Seriously 1 or 2 usually do the trick or you can get stuff off t'internet.
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14-07-2011, 03:00 PM
Lol, was not expecting that advice . . . hehe
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14-07-2011, 03:20 PM
I am at the moment. I think it was the Neil Strauss book that mentioned it and to date I have done six 1 hour lessons.
I tend to be mumble and friends sometimes ask to repeat what I say so I thought if I'm going to be speaking to girls I want to be clear with my speaking. Anyway found someone on gumtree local to me and started off with 3 lessons of theory with some exercises to practice at home and then for the last 3 weeks have been doing practical sessions. To be honest sometimes when doing some of the exercises I think to myself is this a wind up??? but I have noticed a definate change in the lessons although it takes a while to put everything into practice. I now find the whole subject really interesting which when I started it wasn't really the intention. So I think if you feel you need it, take a look, I started off with an intro meeting and then booked 6, which I am going to continue with. I am paying for them through work, counting it as CPD (i think they are £35 each).
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